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Kristin Jones

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Kristin wants to live in a place where it's not too hot and not too cold, where knitwear is always in season, and where a new project on the needles is never far from hand, combining simplicity and elegance with feminine and modern pieces.

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http://www.ravelry.com/designers/kristin-jones

Fun Fact

I've always loved vintage clothing, and I try to incorporate elements of fun into each piece I design.

Knitting Tip

Get comfortable with frogging. The fastest way to learn is by making (and trying to fix) a mistake, and then having to start over. Plus, you'll never be afraid to try a new project or new technique!

Projects by Kristin Jones

Mango Flower Top

From the June 2020 issue

The Mango Flower Top is a simple but fashionable take on the knit tank. The top panel features a row of mango flowers in between two chains for an elegant nod to summer.

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French Cobalt Cardigan

From the December 2019 issue

The French Cobalt Cardigan is fun and stylish tweak on the French Lavender Cardigan from the February 2018 issue. Made in a bold blue and featuring a cute little tie, this cardi is perfect for donning during those slightly warmer winter days and well into spring. Knit with bulky yarn, this project works up quickly, making it essential to have this season. Toss it on with a simple t-shirt and jeans combination, you’re ready for anything — from running errands to brunch with friends.

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Steeplechase Sweater

From the October 2018 issue

Knit in the round from the bottom up, the Steeplechase Sweater is designed for men and includes simple shaping, a crew neck and a subtle cable design throughout.

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Mango Flower Top

From the June 2018 issue

The Mango Flower Top is a simple but fashionable take on the knit tank. The top panel features a row of mango flowers in between two chains for an elegant nod to summer.

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Current Cardi

From the June 2018 issue

The Current Cardi is perfect for those summer days when you need a little something extra. The interlacing cables resemble the overlapping waves flowing with the current that are oh-so soothing.

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Mojave Miniskirt

From the April 2018 issue

The Mojave Miniskirt is a very fun twist on the desert motif, evoking the bright colors and the hot sun in a fun transitional knit for spring! The skirt is fitted through the waist and hips with an elastic waistband to ensure a snug fit. Knit from the bottom up and featuring intarsia and duplicate stitches, the pattern is across the center front and back, with a border in garter stitch to really emphasize the pattern and give the skirt a bit of stretch.

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Spring Forward Dress

From the February 2018 issue

In February, there’s still a bit of chill to the winter air, but spirits are improving and there’s hope of the weather warming. This dress will carry you through to the next season. Knit in the round from the bottom up, the bottom half of the dress is fitted and ribbed for an ultra flattering look. At the waist, the draping effect begins with an expanded batwing sleeve and lace reminiscent of hearts.

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French Lavender Cardigan

From the February 2018 issue

This very simple and chic to toss on with a simple outfit, whether you’re out running errands or out with friends for brunch. The cardigan knits up quickly and is super comfy with bulky yarn, and yet it creates a dramatic silhouette for your everyday life. Knit flat from the bottom up with a vertical herringbone stitch, the cardigan flares out from the waist for a fun peplum and expands from the waist up for a batwing effect for the sleeves.

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Strawberry Wine Top

From the June 2017 issue

We can’t resist this top and its blushing hues of strawberry wine. Its small cap sleeves are designed to drape and flutter as you move, while the bodice is simply constructed, works up quickly, and showcases the oyster stitch. Enjoy the way its bulky cotton yarn allows for a beautiful fit for a relaxing summer evening.

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